Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-06-02

agent OF the Illinois Printing Com.
pany, was in the city yesterday and
paid this office pleasant call.
Mrs. b. f. Howald is spending
the week with relatives at Lewis.
b. f. AMI Supervisor Armstrong
mutually mourn their loneliness.
L. G. Nandcnburgh and family
will move to the residence on South
Leroy street he recently purchased
OF ]. w. Rosenberg. 1t is now be.
ing relitted.
The Knights of Pythias have
rented the upper story ct the Barbee
building. The partitions will be re-
moved and the room retitted for
lodge purposes.
Prof. Hornbcrger will attend nor
NAL institute at Des MONIES after
the close of school, and the National
Association of teachers in Chicago,
commencing July 9Th.
II. ID. Mosier, formerly in the
employ Of Doak & Gray, now of
Coon Rapids, in company with his
wife visited among friends in this
city the latter part Of last week.
Mrs. Frank p. Bradley returned
from Illinois last Thursday evening,
accompanied by Charles Bradley,
who will make n protractcd visit
with the family of his brother.
Mr.. Cochran has bought Mr..
Norris interest in the Market stree,
livery stable, the firm now being
Benton & Cochran. Mr.. G. adds a
couple Of excellent teams to the
barn.
Judge Thornell, who will preside
during the coming term of court
here, has imposed fines which, with
costs, amount to nearly $1,000 upon
violators of the prohibitory law in
Shelby county.
]. S. Coulter and Lille B. Swal-
ley were married on Monday, the
goth, by Justice Theo. F. Myers.
The groom is S. years Of age, while
the bride is but as. In Difference to
age she should waive her right to
rule the household.
Last Saturday was the best day
for business that our merchants have
experienced this year. The town
W rs crowded with people, and all
were bent on business. 1t was a
gratifying change from the dullness
Of the spring season.
Union services will be held at the
Presbyterian church, on Sunday
morning, June 10Th, in observance
OF Children's Day. A concert will
be given in the evening, participated
in by the teachers and members of
the two Sabbath schools.
a special train left this station for
Chicago Sunday morning with four
cars of stock for Stuart & Son, two
for +. l.. Morey, one for Marion
Johnson and three for w. ii. Ncif.
Two additional loads were taken
from Extra and one from Brayton.
A gentleman has been in the city
this week buying horses for the
New York market. He has paid
fancy prices and consequently took
some OF the best drivers on the road.
Peter Hobert and Will Doak were
tempted to part with their fine step
pers.
Chas. Bison went to Brayton
Tuesday, where he he has engaged
as prescription clerk in the store of
Mr.. Hoffman. The people of
Brayton will find Mr.. Bison very
pleasant and thoroughly reliable
young man. Audubon very much
regrets his departure.
w. r. Green and bride returned
Monday evening from their extended
wedding tour through the east, and
have rooms at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. 6. b. Russell, on Church
street. They will soon commence
housekeeping in the Stewart house,
corner Church and Chicago streets.
The school board met Friday
evening and balloted for superin-
tendent, without result, the last bal
lot being as followsl For Z. ].
Hawk, OF Denison, 3; ]. A. Horn
berger, 2; A. c. Hancock, /. E..
J. Freeman rendered his resignation
as a member of the board, which
was laid on the table.
Frank d. Allen, the motor power
of the Blizzard, was in the comfy
town Saturday. Bert Brainard, the
Typographical artist of the same en-.
terprise, came down and remained
over Sunday. 1t was a lonesome
day for the Gray girl, but the typos
presence made the heart OF the Au-
dubon damsel to rejoice.
Charlie Tramp is about closing a
contract with the citizens of Extra
to move his brick moulding machine
to that place TO manufacture half
million brick. The rebuilding of
the burnt district makes a large de-
mand for material and the citizens
are exceedingly anxious to do as
much of the work at home as posi-
BILE.
The special premiums offered by
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Jones to the
winners in boys tricycle. race, con-
testants to be under six years Of age,
have set the lads to practicing with
a will, until they are to be seen
everywhere, early and late. The
race will be an interesting one, and
will take place on the fourth day of
the fair.
The Denison base ball team de-
feated the Manila club formerly
the Earlings) one day last week by
a score of s to S, and did it easy,
How Loud Lawson must have
ranted, and rawhided, and kicked,
and lacerated the earth, and what
frequent recourse he must have had
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